The Portland daily press., 1887-02-08
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
MuNJoY LODGE.

MUNJoY LODGE.
Munjoy Lodge, X. Of p, celebrated their
fourteenth anniversary at Pythian Hall last
night. The hall was crowded with large
and enthusiastic audience, and many of the
numbers were encOred. The published pro-
gramme was fully carried out, with the ex-
eeptlon that the readings were given by Miss
Jennie &. Reynolds in place of Mrs. o. Z.
Greene. After an excellent supper there
was an order of six dances, with Messrs. G.
+. SWEET and A. NJ Sawyer as floor man
ayers. The whole affair was in charge of a
committee composed Of William A. Taylor,
Simeon Tracy, John A. Fits, Wyer Greene,
Herman l.. Winter, Chas. K. Haskell, M. b.
tales, a. q. Grover, Chas. 4. SWEET and
Samuel Ii. Cannon.
sTocKBRIDeE ENTERTAINMENT.
One of the most attractive programmes that
has been presented in the Stockbridge course
is the one that win be offered tomorrow
night, when Miss Jennie Van Holz, Mr..
Louis Lichtenberg and the Germania Quar-
tette will appear Good seats still remain on
sale at Stoekbridge's.
zozo.
The sale Of seats for the performances of
this great spectacle will begin at the box
office of Portland Theatre tomorrow. The
Chicago Tribune says: "This attraction
opened last evening before large audience.
1t Is purely spectacular entertainment, in
which gorgeous scenery and pretty women
are the striking features. Considerable fun
is furnished by the comedian. The other
people are very amusing. 1t is a thoroughly
clean spectacular, Offering nothing to offend
the taste OF the most respectable of audi
ences. The audience last night enjoyed the
performance. The music, costumes and
paraphernalia are especially beautiful while
the scenery has never been excelled here"
UNITY LODGE ENTERTAINMENT.
Unity Lodge, /. o. o. F., will celebrate its
tenth anniversary tomorrow evening in Odd
Fellows Hall. A concert will be given, fol-
owed by a supper. The following viii be
'he programme:
organ Nolunl ary.... ............E. c. Farnsworth
Overture" Orchestra
SS%9gss SSartstis-welconc Song Joshua Davis p G.
Reading-"Lady Maud's Oath" 's'''
sOng-"Down on the Sands, '''' ~
Miss Gertrude Harmon
Reading-"our Travelled Parson.s ~"
Quartette -. ....... The Amphion Quartette
Remarks-Joshua Doolittle of Squashville, Gu
cumber county, Vermont.
Song-"Loyers Ride de''..................W. r. Goss
Esas9g scnsgi for Miss FEsS Gs1da w de9TG%PsS@ TaqPSS@
Readlng-"our Railroads." ''''' '''"'''i"
Miss Anna Day Perry
THE NASHVILLE STUDENTS.
That splendid eolored concert company.
known as the Nashville Students, has been
engaged by the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Young Mems Christian Association to give
a concert at City Hall, Monday evening
February Il, for the benefit of the Associa-
ton. The ladies are now pushing the sale
of tickets. Every lover Of good music. AS
well as every member and friend Of the Asso-
citation, ought to help the ladies in their
laudablc undertaking. Reserved seats ara
on sale at Stockbridge's.
PARK THEATRE.
An audience of fully five hundred appre-
ciative ladies and gentlemen witnessed the
opening performance at the Park Theatre
last evening. The Bijou Skating Parlor is
scarcely recognizable in the dramatic ap-
pearanee ii now wears. A large stage with
appropriate settings, well painted scenery
and good orchestra make this a pleasant
evening resort for those who wish to enjoy A
good variety performance at exceedingly low
prices. The entertainment last evening was
one Of good taste and plenty Of fun The